Friday, February 29, 2008

PA/NJ-Have-A-Heart Guinea Pig Rescue-Hundreds of pigs

I'll level with you. Since returning to AAGP, I have been spending less time on the blogs, and much less time on updating old links to say when a guinea pig has been adopted or a listing has been removed. It's really hard to keep up with all the pigs of H-a-H, as they have so many tremendously wonderful guinea pigs, so I'm going to have to throw in the towel with updating their old links. Instead every week or so I'll just do a new status update of who is where. Hope that works out for everyone. And sorry for you Delaware folk, but once they cross that state line, they're out of my jurisdiction.

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SPONSOR A SANCTUARY PIG!

Introducing a new feature of the AAGP blogs! Sanctuary pigs stay with rescues for their entire lives, as they are special needs pigs who would otherwise be euthanized at the shelter or are unadoptable.They have expensive medical conditions and need regular donations to help their ongoing care. Please, any amount you can send the way of one of these pigs would be much appreciated.

Mnemosyne-A Sanctuary Pig with NC's All Creatures Rescue and Sanctuary

Mnemie is an adult girl who needs surgery for stones, an expensive procedure. Click to donate, and read about her struggle here: http://www.guinealynx.info/forums/viewtopic.php?t=46671